Mirleft, in the Souss region, is a small Berber fishing village an hour and a half away from Agadir between Tiznit and Sidi Ifni. Situated on the Atlantic coast, it is the gateway to the magnificent wild white beaches of South Morocco. Mirleft has five of its own beaches all perfect for surfing, fishing and ideal for families.

Abertih Hotel is at the entrance of Mirleft souk. From the terrace of the hotel, the main souk looks like the set of a spaghetti
western and you half expect Clint Eastwood to saunter past. Here, the cow-boys ride donkeys. From the terrace you can see the terracotta mountains to the rear and the azure sea a kilometre away to the front.

The hotel is a colourful little haven that is more like a guest house with friendly staff who always ensure a warm welcome. Abertih has a rich history, in the 1970s it was very popular with the hippie movement and legend has it that Jimmy Hendrix was a regular.
The proprietor Damien and his team are always on hand to answer your queries and to make your stay as relaxed as possible.
You can sip mint tea under the arches of the hotel while soaking up the atmosphere of the lively souk and in the evenings partake of an aperitif before before enjoying a traditional local dish in the candlelit restaurant.

In Mirleft you can do anything or nothing. However you choose to spend your days: paragliding, surfing, fishing or simply lolling on the beach, you will be so absorbed by Mirleft's unique atmosphere you will not want to leave.